I need some really oldfags to remind me what the fuck this brown socket on my 386 board is.
I need some really oldfags to remind me what the fuck this brown socket on my 386 board is
Christian Bennett
Charles Gray
wifi chip
Colton Rivera
Radar
Carter Perez
Math co-processor slot
Isaiah Bennett
It's not that..
I'm 95% sure it's a spot for a co pro, but all the co pro's I can find are not square, they're rectangular.
inb4 samefag
that's what I thought. Thanks.
Jack Moore
cpu
Jackson Howard
387
Jack Long
Does it boot If not I'd guess empty BIOS chip socket. Otherwise possibly math co-processor..?
Ryder Wright
286 cpu
Easton Bell
I'm 24
But i'm a electronics enthusiast
minuszerodegrees.net
Dylan Martinez
It boots, works great. I thought co pro, and so does The 387 is rectangular though.
Matthew Mitchell
edit: Nevermind, there are 80387's in both rectangle and square form.
Noah Cook
Math coprocessor
Jackson Price
Man, it's been a dog's age since I've seen an x86 mobo that had socketed RAM rather than SIMMs.
Noah Hill
Whatever the fuck a programmable logic array does that appears to be it. Scroll down to read up.
Nolan Russell
Also, Complex programmable logic device, which I guess is an evolution of PLAs.
Noah Thomas
oh mah goodnis.
aint seen onna them boards inna loooong time... long time.
John Cox
CPU bro
Josiah Richardson
that me be old, but i'd still get the hair off of it before i plugged into it.
Jaxon Hall
Math coprocessor, get that bitch up to a 387
Ian Gonzalez
I had a 33mhz 386sx that had a square socket for the coprocessor, I burned up my 16mhz Hewlett-Packard and found that board at a junk dealer shop